Trent University will launch a Master of Arts Management program in Fall 2025. The program will prepare students to work in the cultural sector by providing training in arts and business. It will explore topics such as modern arts management, Indigenous artifact repatriation and data sovereignty, budgeting, and marketing. The 12-month program includes a paid co-op placement in which students will work with arts organizations such as museums, theatres, or galleries. “By helping students develop both their creativity and strategic thinking, our graduates will be well-prepared to lead in arts management and shape the future of cultural production and policy,” said Trent Associate Dean of Graduate Studies Suzanne Bailey.
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